I recommended this to you on Twitter weeks ago I can't wait to watch- this is the 3rd one I've seen you do from my city Edit 1- this is the third F CPD had received Edit 2- there is a much longer video it's pretty crazy during the take down and when the 2nd officer arrives on scene
Those “de-escalation” training classes seem to work very well. Within seconds, cop has gun pointed at man and demanding him to the ground. That’s the type of cop who mistakes his taser for his gun and kills someone.
You can tell how juiced up the first-arriving officer was by how much the adrenaline kept flowing after the federal agent was handcuffed and enclosed in the squad car. His fellow officer tells him, "Don't even argue with him (the agent)."
Order of operations: 1. Make contact with subject 2. Draw firearm immediately 3. Deploy taser into subject 4. Force subject into back of car. 5. Now figure out who the subject is. I think maybe 5 should be up there above 2
Actually, if everyone wants to be technical, he’s an “ATF Special Agent” as Federal Special Agents have federal LEO powers as defined by the roles assigned to their organization. So, yes, he technically is police. Additionally, many federal LEOs have “POLICE” written in BOLD letters on the backs of their jackets, so nobody will be confused when they shout “get on the ****ing ground now!”
it's just a mess... Cop: " get on the ground!" ATF: "I'm a federal agent" Cop: "Show me ID!" ATF: *reaches for ID Cop: " Get your hand away from your pocket!" 🙃
@@hypezmalhab5315 the cop I'd give an F, infact I'd suspend him and make him retrain. The ATF agent I'd give a C for not complying. Nobody was the better man here.
@@jamesf791 He's clearly concerned about him potentially (ie: high probability) being Federal LE and the clustefck way he handled it all as attending officer.
@@r0ky_M - But he also repeatedly tried to blame his behavior on the ATF agent. I think that the agent should've identified himself in a more professional manner, but the responding officer's conduct was exponentially worse (including not allowing the agent to produce ID and then lying about it).
And honestly I would feel bad except that guy works for the ATF so honestly they could have shot him and I wouldn’t have cared less. At 10:49 the family talks about how he was threatening them, these pieces of shit do this for a living.
They mindlessly recite a script, just like when they scream “stop resisting” when there’s no resistance. But that’s what you get when there’s a maximum IQ of 80 allowed for cops.
Totally agree with you. ATF: I am a federal agent! Police: show me your ID. When the ATF agent tried to reach for his ID, then the police yelled "DO NOT REACH FOR YOUR POCKET!" Throughout this whole time, the poor ATF agent kept saying: let me show you my credential. WTF!!
Truth, Facts and Common Sense........ the owner of the illegally owned firearm posed a greater risk to the ATF Agent and the Police, but isn't it typical of the egos! Wepons drawn and "Get on the Ground!" and "I'm not getting on the Ground!" Stun gun to the rescue whilst there's a person who has an illegally owned firearm behind a shut door, less than 30' away! This is Glorious! Watching them fight amongst themselves! Perhaps they'll see how "we the people" have been abused at their hands for years! But I doubt it! Just doing my job doesn't cut it when your first reaction is......... Guns drawn, escalate to vicious, violent assult, Judge Jury and Executioner! We are having to teach ourselves and our children, our Legal and Constitutionally protected rights! To protect ourselves and our children from the Law Enforcement Agencies who are employed to uphold the Law and our Constitutional Rights! Ironical!
That officer is straight PANICKING the whole time. Stuttering his words like a kid in a principal’s office. Dude had no business being a potentially lethal hand of the state.
@@a1bin0tadp0l3if someone is not supposed to be in possession of a firearm… then he is doing his job and serving the community. Obviously they aren’t supposed to have a firearm for a reason
@@a1bin0tadp0l3 They both deserve to be arrested, the guy who shouldn't own a gun and the agent who was stupid enough to refuse orders from another cop despite the fact that he was plainclothes and they had no way of knowing he was an officer.
"First thing he should have got his badges out when I got here" LMAO You were holding him at gunpoint telling him NOT TO REACH FOR HIS PANTS. This cop is WAY overreacting in my opinion.
Guy pulls his weapon out 11 seconds after his car door closes, how can anyone justify that as good police work when the other person is in a non threatening position?
Here's my issue. You can see the local cop reach and pull his gun as he gets out of his cruiser, and once he asked for ID, when the federal agent went to get it, he told him to to reach for it. That local cop clearly didn't care that he was in the wrong.
With all due respect, the level of paranoia that is displayed in the US IS incredible. Police officers immediately pull out their guns and seem unable to de-escalate any situation.
@@chuckinshanks you don't understand, unlawful orders don't simply go unheard. This is what you do, you voice that what the officer is doing is not lawful, you can describe why, you do as he says, then you later sue and win...
There are bad cops for sure, but since body cams have become a thing 999 times out of 1000 it shows the perpetrator that is making false claims about police misconduct. I feel like the ATF dude should have just complied with getting on the ground and then sorted it out. The arresting officers maybe could have acted more calmly, however he doesn't know the guy is truly a fed yet and is instead there on a call and believes he is dealing with a criminal. The ATF guy complying and allowing the cop to determine his status would have fixed this from the get-go.
actual he did what everyone would do. it is just that he happened to bump into a bunch of idiots. I would say the cop had a history with atf and did this on purpose.
Agree, dude knew the feds usually are more well trained and have their shit together. He was like, I’ll call these bumbling ass county cops who hire any dumb 18+ year old, send em thru a quick academy and turn em lose with a gun…they are bound to bungle this up with an ego trip while I slip out the back door with the shotgun! You can hear the ego/power tripping in that cops voice while he was ordering the atf agent down on the ground. After the situation calmed down, you could also tell by how he was frantically trying to get his peers to assure him he did right, that as the adrenaline wore off and his brain started functioning again he was like “oh fuck he really is a federal agent, I just pulled a gun on a federal ATF agent, I might be screwed” Love these videos
The initial officer is terrible. He kept interrupting after he asked a question. Why he feels the need to repeatedly say , “if he’s a real police officer, he should be ashamed” shows a guilty conscience.
This escalated fast and it was all Ego driven. You notice how quickly the cops started to get on the same page, even when the other officers weren't there.
Yeah I said the same thing, the assholes first thing he said was, "ah yeah man you're good" when he literally wasn't even there to see what or how it happened, but he straight goes to back up the horrendous behavior, that's just grand. The cops are the most dangerous gang in the country and they get to wear a fuckin badge while they are in it. They scare the shit out of me.
The ATF agent also had a big ego, though, unsurprisingly. He did not even explain his decision to not get on the ground. Was there any risk that he could not observe the house resident anymore or such? No. He could have gotten to the ground without any detriment. ... Maybe he wanted to fish for a lawsuit to boost his income. ATF agents would likely thoroughly embrace that capitalist spirit. If the info that reached the cop through 'police Chinese whispers' was a potential impersonator on site, then he had reason to be careful, especially with the guy armed, and especially as long as he was alone there.
The whole bullshit of immediately going over the top with the telling him to get on the ground like a dog and the officer having his weapon drawn before even encounter the AFT agent set the whole thing in motion to go entirely wrong! What innocent person want to get on the ground? He wasn't acting violent so hand on the head and don't move would have been reasonable enough! But over escalation and acting like a master over the citizenry just causes way to many problems!!
Reminds me of the guy who was murdered by cops in Arizona a few years ago. They were shouting conflicting commands at him and he was flustered and didn't know what to do.
I love watching this clown go to jail, I hope this family sued the atf for trying to force his into their home. Ur a scumbag if you think the armed scumbag atf held any weight lmao
Cop”show me ur id” cop sees this guy is armed and thinks to himself “ oh fuck he’s got a pistol, if he really is a fake cop he could shoot me and run” cop then thinks” fuck that I’ll get his Id after I disarm him. Cop” get on the ground and waits for backup. This all happens within 10 seconds. These cops did a fantastic job with this clown (atf) thinking he is above the law and force his way into someone’s house or sit there all day and and scare civilians into complying(yet in his ego after abusing his power he can’t lay on a sidewalk). But go on and tell me you goofy opinion, wish I had cops like these in my neighborhood.
@@michaelmueller6833 atf guy was in the right. The women over reacted , and escalated the situation. The cops wayyy too aggressive cowboy style the atf officer. Shame. The only person who kept their cool and didn't overreact, calmly talking because they committed NO CRIME was the Atf officer. Pull your head out of your ass if you think otherwise.
Not even 5 seconds into the investigation and he immediately has his gun pointed and is in a flurry. He should never be allowed near a weapon of any capacity.
@@MrEAW56 Those genius Cops were notified of Agent Burke's name and his Federal Badge number when they were dispatched to the scene. They showed up acting hostile and they didn't allow the Federal Agent to show them his credentials. You couldn't be smoking ANYTHING, because YOU NEED TO WAKE UP, FIRST !
The Police Officer was referring to a Federal Agent as a Police Officer. They aren't exactly the same thing, though. Federal Agents call themselves Federal Agents. They don't refer to themselves as Police Officers, though. If you call one a Police Officer, they will correct you and say, "That's a different profession". or "I'm not an Officer, I'm an Agent". They DO NOT want to be associated with any of the clowns who are regularly allowed to become Police Officers and intentionally violate their own policies and regulations and they disobey the US Constitution, and falsely detain citizens in order to violate their rights. Cops are constantly in court for abusing their power against the people they are swarn to protect. They sometimes claim to accidentally fire their weapon, and accidentally kill innocent people. Federal Agents are much more professional. They are trained better. They don't (typically) act that way, but Police Officers (typically) do !
I just find it astonishing how officers can get so overwhelmed when going through this process as agent Burke seemed to have been. It really sheds light on what an average citizen can go through let alone a trained officer.
The atf agent was actually super cool at first, confidently denying the officer his request to get on the ground, offering to show him credentials etc, its only when the cop went full nutcase that the atf agent lost his composure as well, but you're right, if it wound the atf agent off the dial then a normal citizen is only going to be as much on edge at best, way worse and get shot at worst.
@P Reese My mom told me something: Treat any interaction with a cop like you would if you ran into a dangerous wild animal that could attack without provocation. If approached by a cop- Move slowly, keep your voice and attitude calm and quiet, even if the cop is screaming and angry. If they tell you to put your hands up, do it and dont drop them for any reason. Even if you are doing nothing wrong and they are being an a**hole or aggressive, dont argue. Its more important you come home alive than prove the cop wrong. I live my life by those rules.
It couldn't have been said more perfectly maybe these officers need to get retrained cuz he doesn't know what the heck he's doing or even though the law and that matter
@P Reese yeah fuck that. Those cips deserved some of the harsher mid 2000s vocabulary. If you love through that gaming period. You will know what I'm referring too. Lmao smh. Sucks. But it's true.
All that mattered was that he "get on the ground", that he bow before their almighty authoritah. Even when he finally did kneel, after repeatedly offering to show credentials, they tased him to punish him. End qualified immunity. Compliance tasing needs to be criminalized. Self defense only.
@@utubepunk But the conservative Justices say over and over again that The Supreme Court should not legislate by creating law. What liars. I guess it only applies when the Liberal Justices think up something new. Qualified Immunity was plucked out of the air, had no precedent.
Without compliance tasing, many female officers would have no method of downing non-compliant perps. You'd have even more comical scenes where a guy is walking away from a crime scene with multiple female cops clinging to his ankles, failing to stop him.
Idk if the 1st cop keeps saying “if he is a real police officer then he should be ashamed” to either mentally justify himself or justify it to the body cam because I feel like it just made him look more guilty for going crazy at the initial contact of the scene.
Dude, the arriving officer IMMEDIATELY drew his firearm on the agent then while pointing the firearm at the agent didn’t let the agent provide his credentials or identification. Just wow. That’s fucking nuts. 😂
@@MrErichonda30 That’s understandable. All the officer had to do was listen to what the agent had to say. Having his gun drawn on the agent was more than enough to ensure the officers safety.
I can only imagine the persons who made the call to police laughing hysterically at the situation going on outside. What an embarrassment to our federal and local law enforcement!
@@miguelbahena94 Yeah, being disappointed in a federal agent continuing to live is totally bool licker territory. You don't sound like a dumbass at all.
As a resident of Ohio, I can say the Columbus PD officer's is standard practice for many other cops. Draw your weapon and escalate the situation as much as possible. Twice, I have had cops pull their guns for literally no reason. Both times, the cops were not in control of their emotions and the encounter were very much like these. Law enforcement practices in this state are extremely broken and there is little being done to fix it.
They were well within standard procedures to draw down on him. The call they got was a police impersonator trying to break into a home. They have to treat it as if they are walking up to a home invasion with an armed impersonator.
Yea ive been in columbus and dealt with cops a LOT and columbus is one of the few places cops only respond to serious situations. You have to puah them hard to get that kind of reaction
The cop is absolutely hysterical. 8 seconds in and he's freaking out screaming like an 8 year old "get on the ground" the entire time he's pumped you can hear it in his voice and breathing.
I mean I sort of understand it. If the call comes over and it says “potential break in” you have no idea I think at that point if the buddy has a gun or something. We actually just had an officer killed a couple weeks go kid was going around grabbing door handles, next thing you know cops come and buddy got in a fight with the cops and killed on of the officers. So when it comes into breaking in or something I can understand the guns drawn. What I will say is I think both the ATF agent and the local PD should have done a better job communicating that he was on the job, but I also think the PD should have detained (in handcuffs) and let go until it was resolved. Also leave it to the ATF not to communicate they were doing a service in the local area and not have a local guy dispatched with him.
He repeated like 6 times: "....well, and he MAY even be a cop...." and each time he said it, you can hear him shit his pants just a little more in the fear that if he is a cop, he crossed the line and could possibly be sued........which he did.
IIn some cases dash and body cams give an accurate image, in many cases they do not. if you read the court filings for the lawsuit, the woman whose husbands gun was subject to federal seizure, read off the BATFE guy's ID number and asked if it was real. The patrol officer was NOT given that fact at all from the dispatcher.(see dispatcher transcripts from the filings) Cop was just told that the resident worried she was getting a break-in. Cop arrive the ATF guy has no windbreaker with "AFE" etc on. he doesn't have his ID or badge on a lanyard around his neck or sheild or ID on belt. in fact looks disheveled. Cop does what he is trained to do. The fact is undercover guys, and plain clothes cops DO get drawn on by uniformed cops and in large departments where people don't know each other, the undercover guy is in law enforcement practice supposed to comply. Plain cloths guys DO comply and DO not resist being cuffed.
@@teo2975 WTF? Cop is trained to shout down a person that is not hostile at all and is showing his hands. When asked for ID he was trying to get his ID and the cop told him to not get it. Don't ask for ID if you don't want the person to give it to them.
The lawsuit is ongoing at this time. Burke's lawyers sued on 5 counts: Count 1: Excessive Force (42 U.S.C. § 1983) Count 2: Monell Claim (42 U.S.C. § 1983) - This count was rejected on a motion for summary judgment and DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE. This means that the claim against the City of Columbus has been dismissed permanently, and Burke cannot sue the City again on this basis. Count 3: Malicious/Willful/Wanton/Reckless Misconduct Count 4: Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress Count 5: Loss of Consortium Counts 1, 3, 4, and 5 have been allowed to proceed to trial (if the case does not settle or get resolved beforehand). Count 2 was rejected and DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE, meaning the City of Columbus cannot be sued again for this claim.
Cops do more damage than atf agents yet you still support them. Most atf members aren't even bad the only things i see against atf agents are ridge and waco. Meanwhile, I can name hundreds of terrible things the police did.@@costakeith9048
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it 100 times more… a scared cop is a very dangerous cop. This cop was obviously terrified. Not only terrified but also cocky. He sounded like a 13 year old boy yelling at that fed..voice cracking and so pitchy. He shouldn’t be a cop. He’s going to ruin his life one day (among others) being as trigger happy as he seems to be. Hopefully the fed wins the case and it’s enough to get this cop off the streets before somebody gets killed. He’s beyond the help of any training or anger management courses or anything like that.
@What saith the scripture? did you not watch the video? Your only mad about the gun thing im guessing, even though they also regulate tobacco, alcohol, and explosives. But the atf only takes guns from people who shouldnt have them, so unless your a person that shouldnt have a gun, why are you so worried about losing your gun?
Right, I've always told my children that the scariest person is someone in a desperate/scary situation where they feel backed in a corner or feel they have no other options. This cops fear put him in a bad place. Too bad it wasn't april 19th,
I mean, the Columbus cop did follow his procedures and department policy correctly. When they receive a call of a potential burglar that is armed with a gun, the cops are well within their right to approach the scene with guns drawn like he did to secure the suspect, and then afterwards figure out the facts of who's who and what's what. Most people just don't agree with the policy. Everyone saying the cop is wrong for what he did, but what they really don't understand is it's the department policy they disagree with. This is very similar to what happened with the Clayton County officer incident, the community was outraged that the cop approached the teens with gun drawn until the police chief addressed the public saying the cop was well within his rights to approach them with his gun drawn because the original call said the teens had a gun. If so many people disagree with this policy they should take up politics and try to legislate a different policy into place, but I will say legislation like that is usually unlikely to pass as it puts the officers more at risk.
@@getbuck7473 I don't disagree with the policy, I just think it's satisfying to see a bully in uniform get treated like law abiding citizens have been treated for years. Make of my comment what you will, but the American people have had enough. Voting people out of office rarely does any good. These thugs are so entrenched in power at this point. That's just how most of us feel, right or wrong.
@@bayoulafourche well if you don't feel like your vote is making a difference you should consider taking up politics and try to legislate a change that will make you feel better. By the way when you mention that "Voting people out of office rarely does any good. These thugs are so entrenched in power at this point.", you're kind of insinuating that you don't agree with the policy(the way the Columbus officer handled this situation) and that different politicians aren't changing the procedures officers should take to handle calls like this the way you feel they should.
@@jonlee5642 wait what? The police officer arrived and the federal agent immediately identified himself as an agent and before he could even move the idiot officer already panicked and had his gun drawn. If the officer was remotely competent their interaction is done in 30 seconds.
@@jonlee5642 - Some people have complied and received a kick to the face, head, or body. A lot more people have complied and received the full weight of an officer on them through the officer's knee(s). The responding officer came in hot and unnecessarily escalated the situation with his firearm and his voice. And he wouldn't allow the agent to produce identification (and later lied about it). Instead, he tried to force the agent on the ground and to submit to being handcuffed at gunpoint, when the agent presented no apparent threat to assault anyone or flee. The agent's mistrust of the officer was warranted.
@@loki2240 The ATF agent looked like any other killer might look. You follow instructions. Period. If you have a problem with the interaction, then take it up later in the proper setting.
@@TexasTaxedToDeath Yes, but it can be frustrating at times especially when you know you’re in the right. There was a similar video except it happened to an FBI agent that came to investigate that department so, you can guess what his report says lol.
I think this officer in particular really shows how cops can be the masters of gaslighting. Asking “why would you make us do this,” when escalating the situation was 100% their fault. Imagine how you would feel hearing this if you were just an ordinary citizen instead of a trained federal agent. Just goes to show how easily power can be abused by police today and that the public deserves better.
Tiny slight disagreement here. Just semantics. Gaslighting is when somebody deliberately is making you believe non reality. These cops absolutely BELIEVED what they said 100%. They are so certain that all their actions are righteous and justified, any perceived impropriety is the citizens' fault. Here's an example of their belief in their infallibilty - I have been amazed at the dozens of TV programs I've seen where a wrongful arrest was made and there is later DNA evidence or a confession from someone else - some actual proof that the arrested man did not do it, and the cop always insists, your PROOF DOESN'T MATTER, we got the right guy in the first place. ( not to be an old gasbag, but I have two theories about this comment coming from a place of knowing nothing about the police. One is that mayb6 they are getting indoctrinated with this attitude during training - just like soldiers in wartime are slightly brainwashed to dehumanize the enemy to erase the natural human reluctance to murder. The second is that these are cold cases and so this is old school detectives being interviewed. And I like to think the current crop is more open to the evidence and less in love with their own opinion.)
I guess the other thing is this. The call was a potential break in. So with a break in, you have no idea if the guy is still there, if he has a gun, etc. I can understand the guns drawn for it, but man do they need to communicate better both ATF and local PD.
I never understand what cops expect when you scream conflicting commands at someone, with a gun aiming at them. These cops are the reason so many people don't like em
You can hear how frantic the cop is trying to justify why he was a douche. You can tell he doesn't handle stress very well. Maybe not the best career choice.
That's what cops do bro, where you been. Agent is fortunate pig didn't kill him. He should have called pigs who had jurisdiction and verified who he was before he showed up at people's home armed. Traditionally it's a long process before pigs are ready to accept a federal agent is legit. Oh that's a good looking fake badge 😂
Because the guy had a gun on his hip and wouldnt do what he was told if he had gotten on the ground it would have been fine. even if you are in the right legally you have to do what cops say
@@baileybaker3488 "Sir, sir, listen to me, i need you to bend over!! BEND OVER RIGHT KNOW!" Said the cop. Bailey was just trying to buy some bread. But Bailey, did right away. Happy ending for everyone.
Cop: walks up "show me your ID" then directly to pulling his gun and screaming "GET ON DA GROUND!!!!". and cops wonder why normal people fear interactions with armed bullies.
A guy, who you think impersonates police and wants to "take the guns" off another person, you would greet calmly when he approaches you? Do you carry bodybags with you, or do you sell them? I'm not sure, you don't seem normal.
@@revisit8480 The call had nothing to do with guns it was an attempted break in call. Upon arrival the officer sees a man standing at the front door with a clipboard. This officers actions does not match the situation.
I just commented almost the same thing, they're justifying to themselves and the other officers that the way they handled the situation is the right and best way to do it.
And the story they tell their buddies it's never quite what actually happened. This one is closer to the truth than most, probably because there was a witness, but still has significant misrepresentations. I remember thinking that the body cameras would slow the lying down. Silly me.
thats how things work when you cant be something you despreately wanted to be but never had the balls to really do... like airsoft, fun little game, until some sweaty nerd goes all tryhard seal team 6 and ruins it for everybody.. same goes for these guys i think...
Ego, entitlement, and high adrenaline are what fueled this entire encounter. Also, this is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. It seemed like a comedy show.
Exactly! Nothing else to see here. Both of their egos were being bruised. And just by all the officers tones you just imagine how they treat regular citizens smfh.
The ATF agent was put in a “no win” situation by the local. The local wanted his creds but wouldn’t let him show them and also didn’t even get them himself. Another local cop scared of his shadow. Then the local gaslights him with “why did you make us do this”.
@@tdog652041 They throw out several commands in a matter of seconds so the victim can't comply and they get to escalate the encounter to a higher level.
“why didn’t you show me your ID” you literally just yelled at him to show his hand and get on the ground. if he reached for his pockets, you probably would’ve shot him.
He literally goes to get his id and the cop terrified tells him to keep his hands away from his waist. Where else is a federal officer going to keep his id?
Give a coward a gun and when he’s out of his depth through a total lack of communication ,common sense , policing skills and bottle then he’s going to hide behind his weapon . These fools need taking off the force .
They need training properly. It's absolutely ridiculous that their opening plan is to scream at someone with their guns drawn. They had his name and badge number beforehand, too. It's no wonder whatsoever that so many people get unecessarily shot by police in the US.
The fact that all those other officers had to console that one officer who initiated everything shows that he is way too emotional for his line of duty. He’ll let his feelings get in the way every time.
Sorry but he had no way of knowing that he was a true Fed. The Fed should have complied. The echo aka ego at fault was that of the Fed who would not comply with a simple order. He escalated things. However I did not see a reason to taze the Fed. I couldn't see him resisting arrest. None of this would have happened if he had followed basic instructions, but he didn't want to get his polo shirt dirty. He needed to look good in case their was another Waco.
@@Dandan-tg6tj is the person doing their job strapped? Because if they are strapped, and refusing to comply, then they are also escalating the situation. And they clearly say later that the Fed had a badge on him. Which they were getting verified. So they did start the process of verifying his credentials. The *armed* Fed did try to show his credentials, but that required him getting too close to his weapon, so the cop ordered him to put his hand on his head. The cop did everything right if you just picture in your mind that this was a dangerous person instead of a Fed........well Waco....... Why didn't the Fed comply? This only heightened the cops suspicions. The one thing I question is was it necessary to taze the Fed? Otherwise this Fed thinking he was too important to comply, like normal people are expected to do, is the real problem. People are acting as if he shot the Fed.
How quickly that police office just started lying was amazing. On 2 counts I saw the agent reach for his info and the officer said don't reach for you waist.
5 seconds from "Let me see your hands" to gun drawn and "Get on the ground". His hands were visible the whole time. The officer showed up and started escalating the encounter immediately. When the ATF agent complied by raising his hands the officer escalated his commands and tone. The officer gave him a fraction of a second to produce ID before drawing his gun. If this officer could get a grade lower than F he'd deserve it.
Hey, you need at least 7 days to check an ID, it is very very difficult. You can tell that to the US citizen Carlos Rios, that although he had his passport with him and said that several times, the ICE NEVER checked it and was put into a dentention center for 7 days. They settled for 125.000$ a month ago.
The only way I can see reasoning for the short timespan is the officer noticing the firearm on the atf agent. An officer seeing a firearm tends to require fast action- not saying what the officer did was correct tho- just what could be a reason.
If he was a fed he shouldn’t have refused his commands. I don’t blame the cop AT ALL for drawing on this clown. He was clearly armed and not behaving like a federal agent.
@@Balin93 I don't know about Ohio, but there are states that allow open carry. Secondly, there was NO immediate threat posed by the ATF agent. Additionally NO citizen should be treated this way. Within seconds of arriving the moron cop pulled his gun, most police departments have procedures on use of force, and " deadly " force ( i.e their gun ), being the last resort. That moron cop is the reason why this escalated.
When a simple " Good afternoon sir we got a call what's going on here." Could have totally prevented all this. All those officers on the scene what a waste of tax payer money.
you should go watch the video again...the call was that someone was breaking and entering and impersonating an officer, so the responding officers CORRECTLY assume the suspect is armed....so until they can verify his identity they treat him as a felon, which is correct in this situation.
@@jamesw71 So why was the agent then told to keep his hands up when reaching for identification? Do they want ID or not? Either way you cut it; this was totally handled unprofessionally. If you show up with your guns drawn to someone that may or not may not be armed and is not hostile in the slightest, on top of getting worked up with that cracked voice and shaky hands, you're in no way suited to enforce any law, let alone "serve and protect".
Yeah, something tells me that a young PD officer was bullied in school and feels the need to really establish authority. IMO, he overreacted, could have established ID w/o drawing down on the agent, who I'm sure rather be doing something else than playing cable tv salesman at the door, but he also should have, out of professional courtesy informed the local PD he was in the area and would be going around collecting guns. When we would do a "safety weekend", we always informed the local sheriff's marine division, local PD and State PD. It REALLY keeps the confusion factor down to a minimum.
@@jamesw71 you are innocent until proven guilty a police officers main function is to investigate and figure out what too do. This doesn't justify the atf agents actions in the least he should have complied with the orders and it would have been over quickly and without incident both were wrong in this encounter. Last I checked carrying a Firearm is not grounds too arrest someone be cautious yes but arrest no
That first cop sounded like he was on the verge of tears the entire time, not someone that I'd trust with a gun or taser. He's either unhinged or prone to panicking.
Everything else aside why did they pull guns on him immediately. That is a huge escalation of force for something that could have been cleared up quickly.
A cop will not climb in the bed with his wife unless he has backup. They’re are like lifeguards that are scared to death of water. One that will shoot you if he gets wet.
i lived this once, cop accused me of refusing to show ID, his own cruiser video+audio showed he wouldnt allow me to, thankfully the supervisor listened to me, called a cop who knew me who was on duty over, who confirmed i walked that round regularly with computer shit, because me and my friends would take out computers to eachothers place using a wagon and backpack and game, then take stuff home, the cop was 100% sure i was a burgler... "why would he be out this late with a whole computer???" the cop who knew me was like "because, hes a kid, and kids stay up late, and sleep late, oh and, because hes got friends who share his interests, were you never a teen?" he went on and on. it was great... mostly because that cop was just fed up with the lack of critical thinking he saw in younger cops...its also why he retired a few years ago and told me, he was fedup with the kinda cops they had been hiring including the one he knew, ruined my life, over lies, he only learned this years later when she went drinking with them and bragged about destroying my life over what she knew were lies.. :(
Exactly! That cop was a douche. At one point you can tell he realized he screwed up and keeps trying to tell his side to every other cop that walks by.
@@asiimovawper9884 this didnt, being falsely accused of rape, and cops knowing it was a lie, but threatening the girl with prison if she recanted. false rape claims ruin lives... even more so when the cop involved hates males and wont even back down when shes dead wrong.
The officer whose bodycam footage was provided in the video needs psychiatric evaluation, he sounds anxious, paranoid, enraged, and on the verge of tears throughout the entirety of this video. Completely blasphemous.
Also gotta love how he said the exact line to the people already there too. He really wanted to pound that into everyone's head after he realized how bad he screwed up 😂
bro he got a call that a fake cop was breaking into a house. If you got that call would you just stoll up and nicely and talk to them. No you come out guns blazing or you could die if was a real fake cop braking in. The cop did good. the ATF guy didnt listen.
@@jesse9496 let me come over and break into your house. When you call 911 tell them to come up very slow and with no weapons drawn. I bet you’ll love that
@@jesse9496 and I’m 23 so calling me a boomer doesn’t offend me lol. If anything you are probably a boomer as only boomers use that as an insult anymore. Maybe in 2016 it was funny lol.
He articulated it in the very beginning. The second time he said he was getting it was when he was shouted at to keep his hanfs out of his pockets by the troglodyte.
The cops that drew his gun and pointed it stopped trying to listen to what the ATF agent was saying. He just kept cutting him off and yelling. If this is how their cops are trained to behave then that should be unacceptable.
Quite similar to a person being pulled over for suspicion of driving a stolen vehicle and even though the person insist it’s they’re the owner and have paperwork that person is still detained and possibly cuffed instead of getting the relevant documents and proceeding accordingly.
Cop - SHOWMEYOUR ID!!!111GETONTHEGROUND!!!! Cop - Why cant you show me your ID?GET ON THE GROUND!!11 jeez dude, can you give him like a second to respond? is GETONTHEGROUND your autocorrect for Please?
Lol at the cop who says he should've had his badge out already when before he could even finish his first sentence pulled his gun then was voice cracking the whole time. Man's is a joke
@@DS-lk1cg see that's where people have been fucked over....if you fuck up and Paul your debr to society your rights should be given back...the fact that they can he taken away means they were never rights at all...
The cop was 99.9999% in the wrong. The ATF agent was maybe 0.0001% in the wrong. The cop escalated the situation from the get-go and didn't allow the AFT agent to respond before the cop pulled the gun on him. Once the cop pulled the gun out, the ATF agent could no longer do anything right.
I love how the cop acts like having it all on video is a good thing for him. All he had to do was give the ATF officer a chance to show his credentials. At no point did he do so. From zero to 60 in 2.5 seconds.
An armed man was trying to break into a private residence, given he didn't have a warrant whether or not he was an ATF agent was completely irrelevant to the scenario.
It happened to me in 1980 but there were no body cameras. Put his bumper into my leg never saw him come from behind riding my MC to work in the AM. Then face down on pavement at gunpoint. I was obviously unarmed 20 years old. WTF? No way that anyone would complain, just begging to get harassed and it's their words vs yours.
This is downright hilarious I think more cops need to arrest more cops give them a taste of their own treatment maybe then we ain't got to get online and hear all of the excuses
The freak actually said “he should have had his badge out when I got here.” Dude, you had a gun on him when you got there. You told him to keep his hands up. At what point was the guy supposed to get his badge out of his pocket without becoming target practice for you?
"You should have showed me your creds!!!" "I asked if you wanted me to grab them for you and you told me no!!!" Logic is not a pre-requisite to be a cop.
hence why a drawn weapon aimed at a person as form of an uncalled for escalation should be charged for reckless endangerment. If you know to not point your gun at something you want dead then them escalation like that should be considered such.
@@sana-cm7oc Fed shouldn't have put up a fuss, but cops shouldn't have immediately escalated to drawn guns. Everyone's in the wrong here and it just shows how broken our system really is that someone is inevitably going to be declared "right" in the end.
The two officers that arrived at the scene with guns drawn should be in prison. They never once asked for his credentials, just tried to force a federal officer to the ground with no knowledge of the situation at all.
@@shanedpain7734 Yeah these were my thoughts too guys. If the ATF agent had gotten any closer to his hip with his hand, the officer would have most likely shot a burst of rounds at the ATF agent.
This is pretty standard. They want to be able to say they asked for ID but they are not really interested in ID so they yell it and move right away to the next stage which is "get on the ground." This is what people jokingly refer to as "Lethal Simon Says" where you have to figure out which actions are going to get you killed when an officer issues contradictory commands. Reach for your ID and you are probably dead. The correct step is get on the ground even if ID was asked for first. But in the amped up sympathetic nervous reaction that happens under stress it is very easy for some one to follow the first command they hear and end up dead especially if several officers are issuing commands at once. Asking for ID then ordering another action is a classic. "Open the door, Police" then firing through the door as it opens is another classic while yelling get on the ground... they keep opening because they are not done with the first command and get hit with resisting and are maybe shot. "Don't move" and "Get on the ground" are probably the most common ones and the hardest to figure out and either one can get you killed.
"PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR DONT REACH INTO YOUR WAIST" "You never once tried identifying yourself" well no shit, he can either keep his hands up or he can show you his ID lol
These idiot cops were egotistical and trigger happy given how they tasered the ATF Agent when he was being handcuffed. If they shot him if he tried to get his credentials its clear as day the ATF would be pursuing murder charges.
In the matter of 10 seconds "Turn around, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands, I NEED TO SEE SOME ID GET ON THE GROUND NOW!!!" Dude was an emotional wreck as soon as he showed up.
05:40 Can the police officer be prosecuted for lying to a Federal Agent? The Fed did verbally attempt to show his ID then the cop seems to have lied saying he did not.
@@ktktktktktktkt search up qualified immunity. They can lie legally whenever they want in these situations. If an officer is being honest it’s because they chose to, they do not have to tell you anything of truth
"Why didn't you show me your ID?" "You didn't ask. Do you want to see it?" "DO NOT REACH FOR YOUR ID!!" Can we get a different cop here? This one is broken.
That's why you get on the ground if they even guess he has a gun while drawing whatever he would had they would shoot him instantly in a way it would be like shooting himself if he grabbed his ID. By searching him they have 0 risk that he would shoot them, Besides if he's ATF he more then likely has a gun. If you so as much see said gun I feel anyone would consider that a threat. All of this could of been avoided if he was just calm and he sounded really violent and aruged every single second literally even when they were away from him.
*There I fixed it* "Why didn't you show me your ID *when I got here*?" "You didn't ask. ***********?" *...Almost a minute later.... moves hand toward waist AND THEN says... I got my ID* 4:46 "DO NOT REACH FOR YOUR ID!!" *This cop is EXTREMELY cautious and has great training to resist immediately firing upon his reach*
But the officer did ask multiple times to see ID, all they know is they have a call about someone impersonating or at least that's what he said, but drawing his gun wasn't necessary
Someone should have called the DEA, claiming there is a gang of drug dealers dressed up as police officers abducting a rival druglord. Now that would have been exciting😆
They're well-trained in it. On average, they get 15 times more training on the shooting range, for example, than they do learning how to de-celerate situations, identify mental illness, recognize domestic abuse, etc.
@@eleanoraquitaine2966 training goes a long way, and if we keep destroying budgets and demonizing the position all that range time will be their tool. It’s sad to see the hostility get to a boiling point where it just isn’t logical or rational. If more people focused on local laws, community events, relations with local officers, proper funding for good training things would be better. Support your local law enforcements for be an active community member, build relationships with your community and enable those you give the role of law enforcement to do a stand up job for the community and allow them to be praised for good work. We need to praise good work more, we can bash bad work all day but what about those who put in their due diligence for those around them, they should earn respect and have a chance to revive earned respect. A healthy society is grateful for those who serve it justly, and gives back to those who do good work. I do not think we have a very healthy society at large.
@@ApolloTheDerg A good effective workforce that does its job as defined (in this case, protect and serve the people who pay them) starts with good hiring practices. More than 40% of LE admitted to DV against their partners in a recent survey. That only counts the ones who told the truth. First, hire better then train better. It's really not very complicated. Quit hiring bullies and giving them weapons.
KGB used that tactic, accuse others of what your doing. Police officer needs to be fired solely for pulling his gun and being so emotional in a spot there was no need to be.
Jared you have NO idea what you're talking about. Suspects can pull a gun in 1/2 a second and kill an officer and it HAS happened before. Action IS faster than reaction! Officers who KNOW this know that once a suspect fails to obey commands he/she is preparing to strike. Do yourself a favor, look up "Quannel X shoot don't shoot" and "Jarrett Maupin shoot don't shoot" and watch what happens when anti-police activists put themselves in the place of officers. BOTH of them were "killed" because they did not take charge of their scene. BOTH came to the conclusion it is extremely important to obey officer commands to prevent escalating a scene. Better yet, find a local police department and do the "shoot/don't shoot" scenario yourself and see what happens.
@@rolysantos Im not disputing that fact. Just saying reading the situation could have easily avoided this. And if you can't beat a concealed draw with an open draw, you shouldn't be a cop. Could even keep your hand on your gun if aren't confident in your ability
@@MrFenri If he actually WAS an agent then he had a gun on him. Did you see a gun? Do you understand how quickly a gun can be drawn and fired? Stop being ignorant!
I see someone who is a federal law enforcement agent who thinks he's above the law. Anyone can say "I'm a federal agent". Egos all the way around which really doesn't serve the public interest. Having seen how law enforcement operates in other countries, you are all a bunch of clowns. Welcome to America where we put overgrown children in charge. It all comes down to the pathetic state of US education. Utterly ashamed when I see crap like this.
Wrong the ATF gets an F. When a local cop pulls up you comply with all the commands. Then when everything is sorted then you can procced. Put aside federal agents shouldnt be aloud to walk around unescorted. Local cops trump federal. Maintaining that is important to make sure we dont chafe under the fed and get rebellions.
This could of ALL been avoided if the first responding officer just ask to see his credentials. Crazy, the officer pulled his gun out. Way too aggressive.
Agreed. Instead of "hey, what's going on. We got a report of ________". then responding with "Well if you're a federal agent, I need to verify that. What agency do you work for? What is your badge number? What is the purpose of your presence here?". Then he could have simply asked him to slowly take out his ID, place it on the ground, and wait for them to look at it. No...instead this incompetent nimrod draws his gun and demands the person get on the ground. Like...was that really necessary? Then to taser him? Like...there was 2 cops there. They couldn't have just had one of them pull his wallet and look at his ID? These guys need to be fired.
He did ask for ID. But literally one second later began screaming commands at the Agent telling him to put his hands up and get on the ground. He never gave the agent the chance to show ID after asking for it.
@D What an idiotic take,you think its reasonable for him to start yelling "get on the ground" while pulling his gun out the moment other guy lifted his hands and said he is "federal agent",why was there need for him to be on the ground to ID a person,for a country that claims to be land of the free its funny how they always handcuff people (preferably on the ground) before checking their ID.He had both his hands visible and yet this dumbo decided to freak out like he had a RPG on his shoulder. It is clear just by listening to this guys voice that he clearly is not mentally fit for his job,maybe he should be relieved of his duty before he actually causes someones death or his own by overreacting.
Wrong time. He just should’ve used better discretion and actually listened to agent. The federal agent should’ve complied better, too. This is an ego trip gone hilariously wrong.
It was reported by the person within the home that the ATF had a possible weapon under his shirt and was forcefully entering a home. The ATF agent has a criminal record.
@@cainabel6356 bro what are you talking about. Cause you obviously don’t with a simple search you’d know james burk the atf agent “ According to the lawsuit, this happens routinely and Burk had never had any issue with dispatchers or officers verifying his status as an ATF agent on assignment.” Quoted from an article
@@siralzz7974 Oh, I did my research. The ATF Agent Burk did not have a warrant to enter the home, search for a weapon and seize a weapon. Burk has had a violation of theft of a $222.00 wine bottle from Krogers. He then resisted arrest, when the police ordered him to the ground. He was armed for the enconter as well. The interaction was Agent Burk's fault.
@@cainabel6356 I don’t see how you can say it’s his fault when he stated that it happens a lot and most officers are cool about it . The officer in the video escalated the situation even when Burke was being calm and trying to give him his creds. The officer even said “why didn’t you say that “ and Burke said “ I tried to “ and the officer still held him at gunpoint .
Imma be honest, a cop arresting ATF thats how you protect the constitution and serve the American people. We should make this a tiktok trend. Call it the arrest a tyrant challenge.
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That ego is at level 1000. The only worse thing he could have done was kill him. They took all the other steps
How tf did you post this 12 hours ago when this wasn't uploaded till 30 min ago?
I recommended this to you on Twitter weeks ago I can't wait to watch- this is the 3rd one I've seen you do from my city
Edit 1- this is the third F CPD had received
Edit 2- there is a much longer video it's pretty crazy during the take down and when the 2nd officer arrives on scene
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Imagine an ATF agent shows up to confiscate your weapon, you call the cops and they taze and arrest the agent. "Hell yeah, this worked out great."
Fuckin A right
hahahahha keep it in your back pocket if needed
Dinner and a show.
holy shit the guy just watching from his window like HOLY fuck
Lmao i laughed way to hard at this comment
In the cops' defense, the man was clearly holding a piece of paper. He could have given them all papercuts
Can you imagine if it was a camera?
OMG! I didn’t think of that. Those cops made it out of there with their lives.
Exactly, paper is more dangerous than a forged weapon.
U crumple it up and throw it and it hits the target, it REALLY can be kind of uncomfortable. Lethal response is DEFINITELY advised.
😩
Calling the cops on the feds, then you know the system will fuck itself over on itself. Well played lady.
Genius.!!!
There's another video of this same officer getting arrested on my channel.. 🤬
@@SpiritualSocialClublet the dogs fight lol
Heck, just calling two neighboring departments will cause a shitshow. Lol
ATF later arrested all police officers
Dude pointed the gun straight away no talking, no non lethal, straight up pulled out the gun.
Those “de-escalation” training classes seem to work very well.
Within seconds, cop has gun pointed at man and demanding him to the ground. That’s the type of cop who mistakes his taser for his gun and kills someone.
3 weeks of police training. 2 of which is spent in a firing range.
100%
You can tell how juiced up the first-arriving officer was by how much the adrenaline kept flowing after the federal agent was handcuffed and enclosed in the squad car. His fellow officer tells him, "Don't even argue with him (the agent)."
@What saith the scripture? Oh lordy.
That cop is an absolute moron. Without his badge he would be working at the local fast food shop.
"If he is an actual police officer, he should be embarrassed"
The irony is incalculable
Order of operations:
1. Make contact with subject
2. Draw firearm immediately
3. Deploy taser into subject
4. Force subject into back of car.
5. Now figure out who the subject is.
I think maybe 5 should be up there above 2
The thing us though, he's not a cop. He's an agent. A minimal but important difference.
@@synthwolfe8906 An "Agent" is just an enhanced FEDERAL COP, the difference is semantics.
Actually, if everyone wants to be technical, he’s an “ATF Special Agent” as Federal Special Agents have federal LEO powers as defined by the roles assigned to their organization. So, yes, he technically is police. Additionally, many federal LEOs have “POLICE” written in BOLD letters on the backs of their jackets, so nobody will be confused when they shout “get on the ****ing ground now!”
@@jayrose6312
Except FBI have "FBI" in bold
so cop haters don't confuse them
with POLICE..😂.
it's just a mess...
Cop: " get on the ground!"
ATF: "I'm a federal agent"
Cop: "Show me ID!"
ATF: *reaches for ID
Cop: " Get your hand away from your pocket!"
🙃
Then the rate the ATF Agent A. C -
Right. So ridiculous.
Daniel Shaver :(
I love the cops the ATF is unamerican
@@hypezmalhab5315 the cop I'd give an F, infact I'd suspend him and make him retrain. The ATF agent I'd give a C for not complying. Nobody was the better man here.
Remember kids, always call the cops on feds.
"if he's a real police office he ought to be ashamed."
Yeah, well, now you know how we feel.
It's a drinking game for how many times he said, "he may be a real police officer..."
Exactly!!!!
@@jamesf791
He's clearly concerned about him potentially (ie: high probability)
being Federal LE and the clustefck way he handled it all as
attending officer.
@@r0ky_M - But he also repeatedly tried to blame his behavior on the ATF agent. I think that the agent should've identified himself in a more professional manner, but the responding officer's conduct was exponentially worse (including not allowing the agent to produce ID and then lying about it).
@@loki2240
He's the kind of officer that would shoot someone for attempting to show ID after demanding they show it.
Went from asking for identification to yelling at him to get on the ground in the same sentence. These cops are ridiculous.
And honestly I would feel bad except that guy works for the ATF so honestly they could have shot him and I wouldn’t have cared less. At 10:49 the family talks about how he was threatening them, these pieces of shit do this for a living.
Police impersonators are likely armed felons.
They mindlessly recite a script, just like when they scream “stop resisting” when there’s no resistance.
But that’s what you get when there’s a maximum IQ of 80 allowed for cops.
Actual robot behaviour, like his ai bugged out and he immediately skipped to escalating the situation to it’s maximum level
Totally agree with you. ATF: I am a federal agent! Police: show me your ID. When the ATF agent tried to reach for his ID, then the police yelled "DO NOT REACH FOR YOUR POCKET!" Throughout this whole time, the poor ATF agent kept saying: let me show you my credential. WTF!!
The snake eats its tail.
Now that's a painful ending task. 🍿
I was looking for the words and then saw your post. Well said.
trolling for likes and subs.
puts some hand sanitizer on that bih
Truth, Facts and Common Sense........ the owner of the illegally owned firearm posed a greater risk to the ATF Agent and the Police, but isn't it typical of the egos! Wepons drawn and "Get on the Ground!" and "I'm not getting on the Ground!" Stun gun to the rescue whilst there's a person who has an illegally owned firearm behind a shut door, less than 30' away! This is Glorious! Watching them fight amongst themselves! Perhaps they'll see how "we the people" have been abused at their hands for years! But I doubt it! Just doing my job doesn't cut it when your first reaction is......... Guns drawn, escalate to vicious, violent assult, Judge Jury and Executioner! We are having to teach ourselves and our children, our Legal and Constitutionally protected rights! To protect ourselves and our children from the Law Enforcement Agencies who are employed to uphold the Law and our Constitutional Rights! Ironical!
That officer is straight PANICKING the whole time. Stuttering his words like a kid in a principal’s office. Dude had no business being a potentially lethal hand of the state.
8:10 the other cops notice him freakin out
They're arresting an atf agent attempting to sieze property.
They're serving the people in this arrest.
@@a1bin0tadp0l3if someone is not supposed to be in possession of a firearm… then he is doing his job and serving the community. Obviously they aren’t supposed to have a firearm for a reason
@@trinitrinrecords5427 the atf isn't the best judge on that. They make up a bunch of rules each year that go beyond their authority.
@@a1bin0tadp0l3 They both deserve to be arrested, the guy who shouldn't own a gun and the agent who was stupid enough to refuse orders from another cop despite the fact that he was plainclothes and they had no way of knowing he was an officer.
"First thing he should have got his badges out when I got here" LMAO You were holding him at gunpoint telling him NOT TO REACH FOR HIS PANTS. This cop is WAY overreacting in my opinion.
There's no "opinion" about it. He was objectively acting irrationally
I’m sure the cop would’ve thought the badge was a gun and shot him clean in the head
And the agent had his ID clearly displayed, around his neck!
Exactly, these cops are used to being the top dog in the city and they just proved it
This pigs
are idiots. He should not be working in law enforcement. They could have handled this differently. The outcome didn't have to end this way.
Guy pulls his weapon out 11 seconds after his car door closes, how can anyone justify that as good police work when the other person is in a non threatening position?
officer is looking to add another notch, fuck doing the right thing
His papers could be dangerous could cut someone
@What saith the scripture? That's true of all law enforcement.
That’s the problem with policing today. They rush judgement all the time with tiny brains like that I mean that’s all they do
That 15 year old boy in Chicago was shot 15times in back within 3seconds of arriving how can anyone assess any situation that fast. They just react
Here's my issue. You can see the local cop reach and pull his gun as he gets out of his cruiser, and once he asked for ID, when the federal agent went to get it, he told him to to reach for it. That local cop clearly didn't care that he was in the wrong.
imagine had he reach for his ID he would had gotten shot
“Lemme see your ID”
“Okay”
“Cowabunga it is”
With all due respect, the level of paranoia that is displayed in the US IS incredible. Police officers immediately pull out their guns and seem unable to de-escalate any situation.
Is people who cannot seem to follow basic instructions... sure, sometimes cops are idiots but that's all over the world XD
@@unknownname8591Unlawful orders are NOT to be followed.
@@chuckinshanks you don't understand, unlawful orders don't simply go unheard. This is what you do, you voice that what the officer is doing is not lawful, you can describe why, you do as he says, then you later sue and win...
That’s what happens when the entire population is armed.
You mean like basic instructions let me see you hands, where is your ID, get on the ground. All in three seconds
“Why didn’t you show me your ID!?” And the moment the fed agent reaches for his ID he’ll get shot. Got to love the local cop’s logic.
That's not how that work.
@@WarNoob755 tell that to Philando Castile
@@mgkachar ok
Good
And that's a bad thing?
“I GAVE YOU A CHANCE” first thing he did was hold a gun to his face and tell him to get on the ground when was the chance
dont you love how they start rewriting history seconds after it happens?
For Police making false claims is one of their favourite pass time.
@@ericbland2 Yeah, despite the fact that the entire situation is captured on bodycam.
There are bad cops for sure, but since body cams have become a thing 999 times out of 1000 it shows the perpetrator that is making false claims about police misconduct.
I feel like the ATF dude should have just complied with getting on the ground and then sorted it out. The arresting officers maybe could have acted more calmly, however he doesn't know the guy is truly a fed yet and is instead there on a call and believes he is dealing with a criminal. The ATF guy complying and allowing the cop to determine his status would have fixed this from the get-go.
@@mrdumbfellow927 But that doesn't excuse the fact that the officer needs to be better trained and assessed or just get a different job.
The guy who called the cops on the ATF agent pulled a 200 IQ move.
Play of the game
Right everyone trashing these cops and they suck for their demeanor in general. BUT as a gun owner I did get a big laugh out of this. Fuck the ATF
A real life Uno reverse card.
actual he did what everyone would do. it is just that he happened to bump into a bunch of idiots. I would say the cop had a history with atf and did this on purpose.
Agree, dude knew the feds usually are more well trained and have their shit together. He was like, I’ll call these bumbling ass county cops who hire any dumb 18+ year old, send em thru a quick academy and turn em lose with a gun…they are bound to bungle this up with an ego trip while I slip out the back door with the shotgun!
You can hear the ego/power tripping in that cops voice while he was ordering the atf agent down on the ground. After the situation calmed down, you could also tell by how he was frantically trying to get his peers to assure him he did right, that as the adrenaline wore off and his brain started functioning again he was like “oh fuck he really is a federal agent, I just pulled a gun on a federal ATF agent, I might be screwed”
Love these videos
The initial officer is terrible. He kept interrupting after he asked a question. Why he feels the need to repeatedly say , “if he’s a real police officer, he should be ashamed” shows a guilty conscience.
This escalated fast and it was all Ego driven. You notice how quickly the cops started to get on the same page, even when the other officers weren't there.
Yeah I said the same thing, the assholes first thing he said was, "ah yeah man you're good" when he literally wasn't even there to see what or how it happened, but he straight goes to back up the horrendous behavior, that's just grand. The cops are the most dangerous gang in the country and they get to wear a fuckin badge while they are in it. They scare the shit out of me.
I saw that as Police Brutality/Bullying if that's how they act when confronting a ATF agent, what would they do to you...
The ATF agent also had a big ego, though, unsurprisingly. He did not even explain his decision to not get on the ground. Was there any risk that he could not observe the house resident anymore or such? No. He could have gotten to the ground without any detriment. ... Maybe he wanted to fish for a lawsuit to boost his income. ATF agents would likely thoroughly embrace that capitalist spirit.
If the info that reached the cop through 'police Chinese whispers' was a potential impersonator on site, then he had reason to be careful, especially with the guy armed, and especially as long as he was alone there.
The whole bullshit of immediately going over the top with the telling him to get on the ground like a dog and the officer having his weapon drawn before even encounter the AFT agent set the whole thing in motion to go entirely wrong! What innocent person want to get on the ground? He wasn't acting violent so hand on the head and don't move would have been reasonable enough! But over escalation and acting like a master over the citizenry just causes way to many problems!!
@@geomann1009 You should go become a cop and show em how it's done. Change it from the inside.
"im a federal agent"
"let me see your hands"
"i need to see some Id"
"get on the ground"
All in 4 seconds.
Reminds me of the guy who was murdered by cops in Arizona a few years ago. They were shouting conflicting commands at him and he was flustered and didn't know what to do.
@@2m7b5 Daniel Shaver is the man that the police murdered that day
"WhY WoUldN'T u ShOw YoUr Id?"
Possibly legal, but impossible to follow, orders! That cop should be fired!!!
@@tropicalco2339 never forget
This is the perfect channel to watch if I ever need to get extremely angry.
Honestly 😂
Hahaha you sure are right
I love watching this clown go to jail, I hope this family sued the atf for trying to force his into their home. Ur a scumbag if you think the armed scumbag atf held any weight lmao
Cop”show me ur id” cop sees this guy is armed and thinks to himself “ oh fuck he’s got a pistol, if he really is a fake cop he could shoot me and run” cop then thinks” fuck that I’ll get his Id after I disarm him. Cop” get on the ground and waits for backup. This all happens within 10 seconds. These cops did a fantastic job with this clown (atf) thinking he is above the law and force his way into someone’s house or sit there all day and and scare civilians into complying(yet in his ego after abusing his power he can’t lay on a sidewalk). But go on and tell me you goofy opinion, wish I had cops like these in my neighborhood.
@@michaelmueller6833 atf guy was in the right. The women over reacted , and escalated the situation. The cops wayyy too aggressive cowboy style the atf officer.
Shame. The only person who kept their cool and didn't overreact, calmly talking because they committed NO CRIME was the Atf officer.
Pull your head out of your ass if you think otherwise.
Not even 5 seconds into the investigation and he immediately has his gun pointed and is in a flurry. He should never be allowed near a weapon of any capacity.
“If he is a real police officer he should be ashamed”
The irony in that one sentence is hilarious.
LMAO, perfectly said
The ATF agent caused all the problems by not surrendering when told to.. WTF are you people smoking?? Those local cops were just doing their job!
@@MrEAW56 Those genius Cops were notified of Agent Burke's name and his Federal Badge number when they were dispatched to the scene. They showed up acting hostile and they didn't allow the Federal Agent to show them his credentials.
You couldn't be smoking ANYTHING, because YOU NEED TO WAKE UP, FIRST !
The Police Officer was referring to a Federal Agent as a Police Officer.
They aren't exactly the same thing, though.
Federal Agents call themselves Federal Agents. They don't refer to themselves as Police Officers, though. If you call one a Police Officer, they will correct you and say, "That's a different profession". or "I'm not an Officer, I'm an Agent".
They DO NOT want to be associated with any of the clowns who are regularly allowed to become Police Officers and intentionally violate their own policies and regulations and they disobey the US Constitution, and falsely detain citizens in order to violate their rights. Cops are constantly in court for abusing their power against the people they are swarn to protect. They sometimes claim to accidentally fire their weapon, and accidentally kill innocent people.
Federal Agents are much more professional. They are trained better. They don't (typically) act that way, but Police Officers (typically) do !
A Federal Agent WOULD be ashamed to call himself a Police Officer !
(For obvious reasons)
I just find it astonishing how officers can get so overwhelmed when going through this process as agent Burke seemed to have been. It really sheds light on what an average citizen can go through let alone a trained officer.
The atf agent was actually super cool at first, confidently denying the officer his request to get on the ground, offering to show him credentials etc, its only when the cop went full nutcase that the atf agent lost his composure as well, but you're right, if it wound the atf agent off the dial then a normal citizen is only going to be as much on edge at best, way worse and get shot at worst.
He forgot that retard cops are dangers to everyone and that fancy little badge doesn't protect you from power trips or tasers
@@maveric619 no but it means hes getting a big ass check from it and that cop is getting fired.
@@infall_blackmetal He might get a Cheque but the Cop will probably keep his job, sadly
@@135Ops if he wins the court case the cop will lose his job.
"Show me your ID! KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT OF YOUR POCKETS! SHOW ME YOUR ID!" This officer doesn't know if he is coming or going.
It's a trap never fall for this have your hands raised otherwise they can say you reached and they didn't have a choice
@P Reese
My mom told me something:
Treat any interaction with a cop like you would if you ran into a dangerous wild animal that could attack without provocation.
If approached by a cop-
Move slowly, keep your voice and attitude calm and quiet, even if the cop is screaming and angry. If they tell you to put your hands up, do it and dont drop them for any reason.
Even if you are doing nothing wrong and they are being an a**hole or aggressive, dont argue.
Its more important you come home alive than prove the cop wrong.
I live my life by those rules.
It couldn't have been said more perfectly maybe these officers need to get retrained cuz he doesn't know what the heck he's doing or even though the law and that matter
@P Reese yeah fuck that. Those cips deserved some of the harsher mid 2000s vocabulary. If you love through that gaming period. You will know what I'm referring too. Lmao smh. Sucks. But it's true.
@@Hotep982 Yep. Any cop who tries this crap should be charged with attempted murder.
I like how agents of the state don’t like being treated like citizens.
All that mattered was that he "get on the ground", that he bow before their almighty authoritah. Even when he finally did kneel, after repeatedly offering to show credentials, they tased him to punish him. End qualified immunity. Compliance tasing needs to be criminalized. Self defense only.
I agree, we should end qualified immunity, however, a conservative Supreme Court will never do it.
@@utubepunk But the conservative Justices say over and over again that The Supreme Court should not legislate by creating law. What liars. I guess it only applies when the Liberal Justices think up something new. Qualified Immunity was plucked out of the air, had no precedent.
Without compliance tasing, many female officers would have no method of downing non-compliant perps. You'd have even more comical scenes where a guy is walking away from a crime scene with multiple female cops clinging to his ankles, failing to stop him.
@@casbyness An incel has entered the chat.
@@utubepunk Being honest doesn't make him an incel
Idk if the 1st cop keeps saying “if he is a real police officer then he should be ashamed” to either mentally justify himself or justify it to the body cam because I feel like it just made him look more guilty for going crazy at the initial contact of the scene.
That's exactly why that was said. He knew he overreacted, and was trying to cover his ass
100%
Dude, the arriving officer IMMEDIATELY drew his firearm on the agent then while pointing the firearm at the agent didn’t let the agent provide his credentials or identification. Just wow. That’s fucking nuts. 😂
They had a man with a gun call. Possibly impersonating officer call.
@@MrErichonda30 That’s understandable. All the officer had to do was listen to what the agent had to say. Having his gun drawn on the agent was more than enough to ensure the officers safety.
@@MrErichonda30 they knew his name and badge number before they got there
@@MrErichonda30 except that they had his name and badge number, all they had to do was call the local ATF office to confirm.
To be fair he is a member of a group that has burned at least 40 children alive
I can only imagine the persons who made the call to police laughing hysterically at the situation going on outside. What an embarrassment to our federal and local law enforcement!
local cops did alright here. it's a shame that ATF agent is still breathing though
@@soujemn5boot licker 🤪
@@miguelbahena94 Yeah, being disappointed in a federal agent continuing to live is totally bool licker territory. You don't sound like a dumbass at all.
@@soujemn5
I think you need mental help
@@soujemn5local cops did terrible lol the fuck are you on? Everyone involved did terrible.
As a resident of Ohio, I can say the Columbus PD officer's is standard practice for many other cops. Draw your weapon and escalate the situation as much as possible. Twice, I have had cops pull their guns for literally no reason. Both times, the cops were not in control of their emotions and the encounter were very much like these. Law enforcement practices in this state are extremely broken and there is little being done to fix it.
Please make sure if you filed it complaint it went through a lawyer or straight to internal affairs
They were well within standard procedures to draw down on him. The call they got was a police impersonator trying to break into a home. They have to treat it as if they are walking up to a home invasion with an armed impersonator.
Yea ive been in columbus and dealt with cops a LOT and columbus is one of the few places cops only respond to serious situations. You have to puah them hard to get that kind of reaction
@@carryeveryday910 It's not standard procedure to draw your gun on someone unarmed who is calm and answering questions.
Same in Georgia
The cop is absolutely hysterical. 8 seconds in and he's freaking out screaming like an 8 year old "get on the ground" the entire time he's pumped you can hear it in his voice and breathing.
Yes! He sounds like he ran up a flight of stairs
He was even asking for approval from his superior, panicking. He’s an unsure little baby who went on a power trip
it was actually 5 seconds...
I mean I sort of understand it. If the call comes over and it says “potential break in” you have no idea I think at that point if the buddy has a gun or something.
We actually just had an officer killed a couple weeks go kid was going around grabbing door handles, next thing you know cops come and buddy got in a fight with the cops and killed on of the officers.
So when it comes into breaking in or something I can understand the guns drawn.
What I will say is I think both the ATF agent and the local PD should have done a better job communicating that he was on the job, but I also think the PD should have detained (in handcuffs) and let go until it was resolved.
Also leave it to the ATF not to communicate they were doing a service in the local area and not have a local guy dispatched with him.
@@tendyedits1272 did you miss the part about knowing what he was doing and even having his badge number before they arrived on scene?
He repeated like 6 times: "....well, and he MAY even be a cop...." and each time he said it, you can hear him shit his pants just a little more in the fear that if he is a cop, he crossed the line and could possibly be sued........which he did.
I hope the LEOs get their peepers spanked!
I thought I heard some noise when he realized he shit his drawers.
IIn some cases dash and body cams give an accurate image, in many cases they do not. if you read the court filings for the lawsuit, the woman whose husbands gun was subject to federal seizure, read off the BATFE guy's ID number and asked if it was real. The patrol officer was NOT given that fact at all from the dispatcher.(see dispatcher transcripts from the filings) Cop was just told that the resident worried she was getting a break-in. Cop arrive the ATF guy has no windbreaker with "AFE" etc on. he doesn't have his ID or badge on a lanyard around his neck or sheild or ID on belt. in fact looks disheveled. Cop does what he is trained to do. The fact is undercover guys, and plain clothes cops DO get drawn on by uniformed cops and in large departments where people don't know each other, the undercover guy is in law enforcement practice supposed to comply. Plain cloths guys DO comply and DO not resist being cuffed.
@@teo2975 WTF? Cop is trained to shout down a person that is not hostile at all and is showing his hands. When asked for ID he was trying to get his ID and the cop told him to not get it. Don't ask for ID if you don't want the person to give it to them.
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The lawsuit is ongoing at this time. Burke's lawyers sued on 5 counts:
Count 1: Excessive Force (42 U.S.C. § 1983)
Count 2: Monell Claim (42 U.S.C. § 1983) - This count was rejected on a motion for summary judgment and DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE. This means that the claim against the City of Columbus has been dismissed permanently, and Burke cannot sue the City again on this basis.
Count 3: Malicious/Willful/Wanton/Reckless Misconduct
Count 4: Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Count 5: Loss of Consortium
Counts 1, 3, 4, and 5 have been allowed to proceed to trial (if the case does not settle or get resolved beforehand). Count 2 was rejected and DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE, meaning the City of Columbus cannot be sued again for this claim.
Thank you, couldn't find the update
“We had to use the taser”. Oh how the members of the Jury laughed
@@koopatroopa187 thank god you said something
Wow, I farted!
Meh, ATF agents don't have rights, not guilty.
Cops do more damage than atf agents yet you still support them. Most atf members aren't even bad the only things i see against atf agents are ridge and waco. Meanwhile, I can name hundreds of terrible things the police did.@@costakeith9048
“I gave you the option to show us your creds” my ass. He had his gun out and started screaming at him the second he got there…
Gave him no time
In other videos, the officers claim the Federal Cred.s could be fake, so arrest the guy anyways - who was a fed.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it 100 times more… a scared cop is a very dangerous cop. This cop was obviously terrified. Not only terrified but also cocky. He sounded like a 13 year old boy yelling at that fed..voice cracking and so pitchy. He shouldn’t be a cop. He’s going to ruin his life one day (among others) being as trigger happy as he seems to be. Hopefully the fed wins the case and it’s enough to get this cop off the streets before somebody gets killed. He’s beyond the help of any training or anger management courses or anything like that.
@What saith the scripture? did you not watch the video? Your only mad about the gun thing im guessing, even though they also regulate tobacco, alcohol, and explosives. But the atf only takes guns from people who shouldnt have them, so unless your a person that shouldnt have a gun, why are you so worried about losing your gun?
Right, I've always told my children that the scariest person is someone in a desperate/scary situation where they feel backed in a corner or feel they have no other options. This cops fear put him in a bad place. Too bad it wasn't april 19th,
I mean, the Columbus cop did follow his procedures and department policy correctly. When they receive a call of a potential burglar that is armed with a gun, the cops are well within their right to approach the scene with guns drawn like he did to secure the suspect, and then afterwards figure out the facts of who's who and what's what. Most people just don't agree with the policy. Everyone saying the cop is wrong for what he did, but what they really don't understand is it's the department policy they disagree with. This is very similar to what happened with the Clayton County officer incident, the community was outraged that the cop approached the teens with gun drawn until the police chief addressed the public saying the cop was well within his rights to approach them with his gun drawn because the original call said the teens had a gun. If so many people disagree with this policy they should take up politics and try to legislate a different policy into place, but I will say legislation like that is usually unlikely to pass as it puts the officers more at risk.
@@getbuck7473 I don't disagree with the policy, I just think it's satisfying to see a bully in uniform get treated like law abiding citizens have been treated for years. Make of my comment what you will, but the American people have had enough. Voting people out of office rarely does any good. These thugs are so entrenched in power at this point. That's just how most of us feel, right or wrong.
@@bayoulafourche well if you don't feel like your vote is making a difference you should consider taking up politics and try to legislate a change that will make you feel better. By the way when you mention that "Voting people out of office rarely does any good. These thugs are so entrenched in power at this point.", you're kind of insinuating that you don't agree with the policy(the way the Columbus officer handled this situation) and that different politicians aren't changing the procedures officers should take to handle calls like this the way you feel they should.
How incredibly argumentative on the police officer’s part. He totally escalated the situation that didn’t need to get to the point it did.
This interaction should be shown in all the training academies as an example of what to do when you want things to go badly.
Atf agent should have complied 100% from the start. He should have know better
@@jonlee5642 wait what? The police officer arrived and the federal agent immediately identified himself as an agent and before he could even move the idiot officer already panicked and had his gun drawn. If the officer was remotely competent their interaction is done in 30 seconds.
@@jonlee5642 - Some people have complied and received a kick to the face, head, or body. A lot more people have complied and received the full weight of an officer on them through the officer's knee(s). The responding officer came in hot and unnecessarily escalated the situation with his firearm and his voice. And he wouldn't allow the agent to produce identification (and later lied about it). Instead, he tried to force the agent on the ground and to submit to being handcuffed at gunpoint, when the agent presented no apparent threat to assault anyone or flee. The agent's mistrust of the officer was warranted.
@@loki2240 The ATF agent looked like any other killer might look. You follow instructions. Period. If you have a problem with the interaction, then take it up later in the proper setting.
@@TexasTaxedToDeath Yes, but it can be frustrating at times especially when you know you’re in the right. There was a similar video except it happened to an FBI agent that came to investigate that department so, you can guess what his report says lol.
6:33
"If you're a real officer you should be ashamed of yourself."
Oh man, the irony of that statement.
Is there another word for a situation like this? Irony doesn’t seem to cover it.
He was an ATF agent, I'm positive he's ashamed of himself
I think this officer in particular really shows how cops can be the masters of gaslighting. Asking “why would you make us do this,” when escalating the situation was 100% their fault. Imagine how you would feel hearing this if you were just an ordinary citizen instead of a trained federal agent. Just goes to show how easily power can be abused by police today and that the public deserves better.
Tiny slight disagreement here. Just semantics. Gaslighting is when somebody deliberately is making you believe non reality. These cops absolutely BELIEVED what they said 100%. They are so certain that all their actions are righteous and justified, any perceived impropriety is the citizens' fault.
Here's an example of their belief in their infallibilty - I have been amazed at the dozens of TV programs I've seen where a wrongful arrest was made and there is later DNA evidence or a confession from someone else - some actual proof that the arrested man did not do it, and the cop always insists, your PROOF DOESN'T MATTER, we got the right guy in the first place. ( not to be an old gasbag, but I have two theories about this comment coming from a place of knowing nothing about the police. One is that mayb6 they are getting indoctrinated with this attitude during training - just like soldiers in wartime are slightly brainwashed to dehumanize the enemy to erase the natural human reluctance to murder. The second is that these are cold cases and so this is old school detectives being interviewed. And I like to think the current crop is more open to the evidence and less in love with their own opinion.)
Nailed it!!!
I guess the other thing is this. The call was a potential break in. So with a break in, you have no idea if the guy is still there, if he has a gun, etc.
I can understand the guns drawn for it, but man do they need to communicate better both ATF and local PD.
no no, not the public because some of the public are disgusting people who commit horrible crimes and they don’t deserve better
The people deserve everything we get. "We" keep voting for people that continue to expand the authority of the government.
I never understand what cops expect when you scream conflicting commands at someone, with a gun aiming at them. These cops are the reason so many people don't like em
"I'm not overreacting" he shouts, gun in hand, to an unarmed, calm man.
Why are they allowed to do that? Because the American people have been lied to, and have no governing authority over their country.
He was armed, not unarmed. Listen a bit more closely. 13:53
You can hear how frantic the cop is trying to justify why he was a douche. You can tell he doesn't handle stress very well. Maybe not the best career choice.
*obviously not the best career choice
You hear his voice cracking while trying to say "he wouldn't comply"
Exactly. A loose canon. A fatal shooting law suit awaiting.
The vast, vast majority of cops are cowards. They wouldn't be dripping in military gear otherwise.
Amen! They all looked like Wimpy from popeye! Big ole bellies and nodding with each other.
The amount of panic displayed by this cop is unbelievable. He is not equipped to handle these tense moments.
That's what cops do bro, where you been. Agent is fortunate pig didn't kill him. He should have called pigs who had jurisdiction and verified who he was before he showed up at people's home armed. Traditionally it's a long process before pigs are ready to accept a federal agent is legit. Oh that's a good looking fake badge 😂
Majority of them are that way.
The ATF shouldn't even be a organization he deserved what he got
Because the guy had a gun on his hip and wouldnt do what he was told if he had gotten on the ground it would have been fine. even if you are in the right legally you have to do what cops say
@@baileybaker3488 "Sir, sir, listen to me, i need you to bend over!! BEND OVER RIGHT KNOW!" Said the cop. Bailey was just trying to buy some bread. But Bailey, did right away. Happy ending for everyone.
The Dispatcher needs to be held accountable too. They only said "an armed man is trying to break into someone's home"
Cop: walks up "show me your ID" then directly to pulling his gun and screaming "GET ON DA GROUND!!!!".
and cops wonder why normal people fear interactions with armed bullies.
You got that rite but there armed vigilantes, and wat kills me the state paid them jahjah
Thats the truth
Loved when they tazed his bitch ass 😂😂😂
the cop with the bodycam shouldn't be alive.
he doesn't deserve it
Anyone can say they are a Federal Agent. A little cooperation would go a long way here.
It took 7 seconds from initial contact to draw his gun, this officer is nuts.
A guy, who you think impersonates police and wants to "take the guns" off another person, you would greet calmly when he approaches you?
Do you carry bodybags with you, or do you sell them? I'm not sure, you don't seem normal.
@@revisit8480 The call had nothing to do with guns it was an attempted break in call. Upon arrival the officer sees a man standing at the front door with a clipboard. This officers actions does not match the situation.
@@revisit8480 bootlicker of the year award
It makes sense for police to draw their weapons when dealing with an attempted break-in report when the suspect is armed
@@archerymidnight3422 yeah but again he wasnt armed
This cop knew he messed up because he had to reassure himself the whole time to all his buddies that he did the right thing 😂
excellent point and a lot of police on this channel do that...
And they all assured him he was right because they don't know shit either !!
Send him to jail!
I just commented almost the same thing, they're justifying to themselves and the other officers that the way they handled the situation is the right and best way to do it.
And the story they tell their buddies it's never quite what actually happened. This one is closer to the truth than most, probably because there was a witness, but still has significant misrepresentations. I remember thinking that the body cameras would slow the lying down. Silly me.
I just imagine while this is going down the callers getting all the guns out thru the backdoor 😂😂
Local police have gone crazy thinking they're some kind of ultra terrorist swat teams in a jungle in Mogadishu.
thats how things work when you cant be something you despreately wanted to be but never had the balls to really do... like airsoft, fun little game, until some sweaty nerd goes all tryhard seal team 6 and ruins it for everybody.. same goes for these guys i think...
Ego, entitlement, and high adrenaline are what fueled this entire encounter. Also, this is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. It seemed like a comedy show.
It’s funny when cops get abused by other cops like they do to civilians!
@@Billybob-go8hn “I was trying to give you my creds!!!” LOL!!!!!
dumb cop vs. glow /\/1993r. absolutely hilarious.
That sounds like that cop wet his fucking pants 😂😂😂
Exactly! Nothing else to see here. Both of their egos were being bruised. And just by all the officers tones you just imagine how they treat regular citizens smfh.
The ATF agent was put in a “no win” situation by the local. The local wanted his creds but wouldn’t let him show them and also didn’t even get them himself.
Another local cop scared of his shadow.
Then the local gaslights him with “why did you make us do this”.
Typical cop instructions, hands in the air , get on the ground, show me your ID. No one can comply with all 3.
@@tdog652041 They throw out several commands in a matter of seconds so the victim can't comply and they get to escalate the encounter to a higher level.
The local cop is a TWIT!!!
Imagine if there wasn't video.
@@tdog652041 Yes. You can. Get on the ground. Have your hands outstretched. And in his line of sight. And he'll get your id.
That cop is so nervous hes a danger to himself and everyone else.
The atf is a bigger danger to the consitution and well being
@@KageumiUmikage Try to cope, they are talking about the event that took place.
@@tashalorm4313 and? Are you new to conversations?
“why didn’t you show me your ID” you literally just yelled at him to show his hand and get on the ground. if he reached for his pockets, you probably would’ve shot him.
That was the plan.
They need to fire that cop ASAP before something worse happens.
He literally goes to get his id and the cop terrified tells him to keep his hands away from his waist. Where else is a federal officer going to keep his id?
Give a coward a gun and when he’s out of his depth through a total lack of communication ,common sense , policing skills and bottle then he’s going to hide behind his weapon . These fools need taking off the force .
They need training properly. It's absolutely ridiculous that their opening plan is to scream at someone with their guns drawn. They had his name and badge number beforehand, too. It's no wonder whatsoever that so many people get unecessarily shot by police in the US.
you can hear the fear in the cops voice .Fear will make you do stupid things.
Okay self defense expert
The fact that all those other officers had to console that one officer who initiated everything shows that he is way too emotional for his line of duty. He’ll let his feelings get in the way every time.
Yep... All he had to say was "stay where you are, I'll grab your info." Wow... fkn spaz. what a spaz.
Your right his echo got hurt.
90% of them are.
Sorry but he had no way of knowing that he was a true Fed. The Fed should have complied. The echo aka ego at fault was that of the Fed who would not comply with a simple order. He escalated things. However I did not see a reason to taze the Fed. I couldn't see him resisting arrest. None of this would have happened if he had followed basic instructions, but he didn't want to get his polo shirt dirty. He needed to look good in case their was another Waco.
@@Dandan-tg6tj is the person doing their job strapped? Because if they are strapped, and refusing to comply, then they are also escalating the situation. And they clearly say later that the Fed had a badge on him. Which they were getting verified. So they did start the process of verifying his credentials. The *armed* Fed did try to show his credentials, but that required him getting too close to his weapon, so the cop ordered him to put his hand on his head. The cop did everything right if you just picture in your mind that this was a dangerous person instead of a Fed........well Waco....... Why didn't the Fed comply? This only heightened the cops suspicions. The one thing I question is was it necessary to taze the Fed? Otherwise this Fed thinking he was too important to comply, like normal people are expected to do, is the real problem. People are acting as if he shot the Fed.
How quickly that police office just started lying was amazing. On 2 counts I saw the agent reach for his info and the officer said don't reach for you waist.
5 seconds from "Let me see your hands" to gun drawn and "Get on the ground". His hands were visible the whole time. The officer showed up and started escalating the encounter immediately. When the ATF agent complied by raising his hands the officer escalated his commands and tone. The officer gave him a fraction of a second to produce ID before drawing his gun. If this officer could get a grade lower than F he'd deserve it.
right then explains over and over to everyone there there why he tazed him..he knew he fucked up..
Hey, you need at least 7 days to check an ID, it is very very difficult.
You can tell that to the US citizen Carlos Rios, that although he had his passport with him and said that several times, the ICE NEVER checked it and was put into a dentention center for 7 days.
They settled for 125.000$ a month ago.
The only way I can see reasoning for the short timespan is the officer noticing the firearm on the atf agent. An officer seeing a firearm tends to require fast action- not saying what the officer did was correct tho- just what could be a reason.
If he was a fed he shouldn’t have refused his commands. I don’t blame the cop AT ALL for drawing on this clown. He was clearly armed and not behaving like a federal agent.
@@Balin93
I don't know about Ohio, but there are states that allow open carry. Secondly, there was NO immediate threat posed by the ATF agent. Additionally NO citizen should be treated this way. Within seconds of arriving the moron cop pulled his gun, most police departments have procedures on use of force, and " deadly " force ( i.e their gun ), being the last resort. That moron cop is the reason why this escalated.
When a simple " Good afternoon sir we got a call what's going on here." Could have totally prevented all this. All those officers on the scene what a waste of tax payer money.
you should go watch the video again...the call was that someone was breaking and entering and impersonating an officer, so the responding officers CORRECTLY assume the suspect is armed....so until they can verify his identity they treat him as a felon, which is correct in this situation.
Those 'officers' are a waste of taxpayers money....it's all just a children's game go them!
@@jamesw71 So why was the agent then told to keep his hands up when reaching for identification? Do they want ID or not? Either way you cut it; this was totally handled unprofessionally. If you show up with your guns drawn to someone that may or not may not be armed and is not hostile in the slightest, on top of getting worked up with that cracked voice and shaky hands, you're in no way suited to enforce any law, let alone "serve and protect".
Yeah, something tells me that a young PD officer was bullied in school and feels the need to really establish authority. IMO, he overreacted, could have established ID w/o drawing down on the agent, who I'm sure rather be doing something else than playing cable tv salesman at the door, but he also should have, out of professional courtesy informed the local PD he was in the area and would be going around collecting guns. When we would do a "safety weekend", we always informed the local sheriff's marine division, local PD and State PD. It REALLY keeps the confusion factor down to a minimum.
@@jamesw71 you are innocent until proven guilty a police officers main function is to investigate and figure out what too do. This doesn't justify the atf agents actions in the least he should have complied with the orders and it would have been over quickly and without incident both were wrong in this encounter. Last I checked carrying a Firearm is not grounds too arrest someone be cautious yes but arrest no
That first cop sounded like he was on the verge of tears the entire time, not someone that I'd trust with a gun or taser. He's either unhinged or prone to panicking.
Exactly!
He's going to panic kill someone innocent. It's madness he's carrying a gun.
sure but i dont think cops get paid much so, cant be too picky
His hands were shaking like crazy
@@ewmeneither $100,000 starting salary in San Francisco. Paid that while training. $147,000 after 7 years.
Everything else aside why did they pull guns on him immediately. That is a huge escalation of force for something that could have been cleared up quickly.
Because they don’t know any better. I do not trust a single cop out there
Exactly, where was the threat?
They said he was armed so they can claim it's why but I still agree it was a hell of a entrance to a scene and a good bit overkill.
He has a deadly weapon is why... Paper cuts are no joke!!!!
A cop will not climb in the bed with his wife unless he has backup. They’re are like lifeguards that are scared to death of water.
One that will shoot you if he gets wet.
The broken teenage voice of the officer while trying to show his authority.
... I just hope you don't get a bang on the door from a irate LONE gunman
*reaches for ID*
Cop: “Don’t reach for your waist!”
Also Cop: “yeah he never showed us ID”
i lived this once, cop accused me of refusing to show ID, his own cruiser video+audio showed he wouldnt allow me to, thankfully the supervisor listened to me, called a cop who knew me who was on duty over, who confirmed i walked that round regularly with computer shit, because me and my friends would take out computers to eachothers place using a wagon and backpack and game, then take stuff home, the cop was 100% sure i was a burgler... "why would he be out this late with a whole computer???" the cop who knew me was like "because, hes a kid, and kids stay up late, and sleep late, oh and, because hes got friends who share his interests, were you never a teen?" he went on and on. it was great... mostly because that cop was just fed up with the lack of critical thinking he saw in younger cops...its also why he retired a few years ago and told me, he was fedup with the kinda cops they had been hiring including the one he knew, ruined my life, over lies, he only learned this years later when she went drinking with them and bragged about destroying my life over what she knew were lies.. :(
@@AshenTech how tf did this ruin your life
Exactly! That cop was a douche. At one point you can tell he realized he screwed up and keeps trying to tell his side to every other cop that walks by.
so stupid this officer
@@asiimovawper9884 this didnt, being falsely accused of rape, and cops knowing it was a lie, but threatening the girl with prison if she recanted.
false rape claims ruin lives... even more so when the cop involved hates males and wont even back down when shes dead wrong.
The officer whose bodycam footage was provided in the video needs psychiatric evaluation, he sounds anxious, paranoid, enraged, and on the verge of tears throughout the entirety of this video. Completely blasphemous.
Blasphemous???
I feel like the fact the cop felt the need to sell it to everyone arriving “if he’s a real cop he should be ashamed” says a whole lot.
Also gotta love how he said the exact line to the people already there too. He really wanted to pound that into everyone's head after he realized how bad he screwed up 😂
bro he got a call that a fake cop was breaking into a house. If you got that call would you just stoll up and nicely and talk to them. No you come out guns blazing or you could die if was a real fake cop braking in. The cop did good. the ATF guy didnt listen.
@@Thomas-Skaa lol ok boomer
@@jesse9496 let me come over and break into your house. When you call 911 tell them to come up very slow and with no weapons drawn. I bet you’ll love that
@@jesse9496 and I’m 23 so calling me a boomer doesn’t offend me lol. If anything you are probably a boomer as only boomers use that as an insult anymore. Maybe in 2016 it was funny lol.
They escalated that so fast the agent was literally speechless, he couldn’t even articulate that he was trying to I.d.
He articulated it in the very beginning. The second time he said he was getting it was when he was shouted at to keep his hanfs out of his pockets by the troglodyte.
The cops that drew his gun and pointed it stopped trying to listen to what the ATF agent was saying. He just kept cutting him off and yelling. If this is how their cops are trained to behave then that should be unacceptable.
Quite similar to a person being pulled over for suspicion of driving a stolen vehicle and even though the person insist it’s they’re the owner and have paperwork that person is still detained and possibly cuffed instead of getting the relevant documents and proceeding accordingly.
Cops want you to instantly obey their orders otherwise you are in contempt of cop
Cop - SHOWMEYOUR ID!!!111GETONTHEGROUND!!!!
Cop - Why cant you show me your ID?GET ON THE GROUND!!11
jeez dude, can you give him like a second to respond? is GETONTHEGROUND your autocorrect for Please?
Lol at the cop who says he should've had his badge out already when before he could even finish his first sentence pulled his gun then was voice cracking the whole time. Man's is a joke
If he grabbed for his badge when the cop showed up he'd be dead.
ATF pig deserves it. Trying to violate this mans second amendment right
If you fuck up, you don’t get to own a gun. No 2nd amendment rights were violated.
@@DS-lk1cg see that's where people have been fucked over....if you fuck up and Paul your debr to society your rights should be given back...the fact that they can he taken away means they were never rights at all...
Right. It’s not like he was able to go in his pockets while keeping his hands up.
The cop was 99.9999% in the wrong. The ATF agent was maybe 0.0001% in the wrong. The cop escalated the situation from the get-go and didn't allow the AFT agent to respond before the cop pulled the gun on him. Once the cop pulled the gun out, the ATF agent could no longer do anything right.
I love how the cop acts like having it all on video is a good thing for him. All he had to do was give the ATF officer a chance to show his credentials. At no point did he do so. From zero to 60 in 2.5 seconds.
Imagine being so scared of your job that you immediately draw a weapon on a guy holding nothing but sheets of paper
@@awrebyawe It seems like most departments intentionally hire people who think the stuff they see in action movies is true.
@Spooky sarcasm
An armed man was trying to break into a private residence, given he didn't have a warrant whether or not he was an ATF agent was completely irrelevant to the scenario.
@@costakeith9048 yes because knocking on the door is trying break in.....
As a former peace officer for 25 years I am embarrassed for everyone involved in this incident.
It happened to me in 1980 but there were no body cameras. Put his bumper into my leg never saw him come from behind riding my MC to work in the AM. Then face down on pavement at gunpoint. I was obviously unarmed 20 years old. WTF? No way that anyone would complain, just begging to get harassed and it's their words vs yours.
pigs egos convention
This is downright hilarious I think more cops need to arrest more cops give them a taste of their own treatment maybe then we ain't got to get online and hear all of the excuses
@@zoneiimobb7911 what's your rank in Call of Duty?
@@GrrillaFinger 🤣🤣🤣
The freak actually said “he should have had his badge out when I got here.”
Dude, you had a gun on him when you got there. You told him to keep his hands up. At what point was the guy supposed to get his badge out of his pocket without becoming target practice for you?
"You should have showed me your creds!!!"
"I asked if you wanted me to grab them for you and you told me no!!!"
Logic is not a pre-requisite to be a cop.
That's the point, then that loser could "legally" shoot because he might have grabbed a "concealed gun/weapon".
hence why a drawn weapon aimed at a person as form of an uncalled for escalation should be charged for reckless endangerment. If you know to not point your gun at something you want dead then them escalation like that should be considered such.
Fed should've done what he was told to do. Cop should've escalated force.
@@sana-cm7oc Fed shouldn't have put up a fuss, but cops shouldn't have immediately escalated to drawn guns. Everyone's in the wrong here and it just shows how broken our system really is that someone is inevitably going to be declared "right" in the end.
The two officers that arrived at the scene with guns drawn should be in prison. They never once asked for his credentials, just tried to force a federal officer to the ground with no knowledge of the situation at all.
The ATF agent needs to be in prison
It’s funny how y’all trash local police but defend federal police
A man who can't keep his composer and his anger in check, has no business what so ever being a police officer.
Agreed! He should be fired immediately. A disaster waiting to happen.
Bahahah many mfs love this guy you’ll see
COMPOSER 😂😂😂😂😂😂
True.
@@father3dollarbill You know what he meant..composure.
"show me your ID, GET ON THE GROUND." like he had a chance to id himself in a fraction of a second.
The ATF guy offered to ID, the cop told him to keep his hands up and not move.
How can you ID if you're not allowed to move?
Escalation by police.
FIRED ! GET OUT !
More like show me your id , get on the ground,wait don’t reach for your id then after everything he said u didn’t try to show me your id
@@shanedpain7734 Yeah these were my thoughts too guys. If the ATF agent had gotten any closer to his hip with his hand, the officer would have most likely shot a burst of rounds at the ATF agent.
This is pretty standard. They want to be able to say they asked for ID but they are not really interested in ID so they yell it and move right away to the next stage which is "get on the ground."
This is what people jokingly refer to as "Lethal Simon Says" where you have to figure out which actions are going to get you killed when an officer issues contradictory commands. Reach for your ID and you are probably dead. The correct step is get on the ground even if ID was asked for first.
But in the amped up sympathetic nervous reaction that happens under stress it is very easy for some one to follow the first command they hear and end up dead especially if several officers are issuing commands at once.
Asking for ID then ordering another action is a classic. "Open the door, Police" then firing through the door as it opens is another classic while yelling get on the ground... they keep opening because they are not done with the first command and get hit with resisting and are maybe shot. "Don't move" and "Get on the ground" are probably the most common ones and the hardest to figure out and either one can get you killed.
If the ATF comes to see you just call the cops I guess
😂
Exactly the lesson here. The ATF are crooks themselves and have been known to steal guns from people for no reason then sell them.
That would be a good idea. Can't hurt since the ATF do NOT respect the constitution at all.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
“I’m not overreacting” as he points a gun at his face lmfao
"PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR DONT REACH INTO YOUR WAIST"
"You never once tried identifying yourself" well no shit, he can either keep his hands up or he can show you his ID lol
These idiot cops were egotistical and trigger happy given how they tasered the ATF Agent when he was being handcuffed. If they shot him if he tried to get his credentials its clear as day the ATF would be pursuing murder charges.
You should take a class in conceal carry.
@@WarNoob755 you missed the whole point 🤣
@@HacksLMAO I did not. LMAO.
Wasn’t it “show me your id, get on the ground!” Like which one do you want officer porkrinds? You can only do one not both.
"Why'd you make us do this?" -Cop and also domestic abusers
Same thing
Bingo!!
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40% of police officers admit to committing domestic abuse. Those are the ones that admit it!
In the matter of 10 seconds
"Turn around, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands, I NEED TO SEE SOME ID GET ON THE GROUND NOW!!!"
Dude was an emotional wreck as soon as he showed up.
Exactly guys like that do not belong in any type of law enforcement
He is a real coward, you could hear his voice cracking and squealing. It's too bad these rival gangs didn't take each other out.
That escalated quickly.
He is way too scared to be on duty.
Out of breath, and nervous as fuck!
That cop should not be a cop in first place. He's too scared and no common sense ,not to mention he's on power trip
05:40 Can the police officer be prosecuted for lying to a Federal Agent? The Fed did verbally attempt to show his ID then the cop seems to have lied saying he did not.
Lying is not illegal. It might be relevant in the lawsuit.
From my understanding when you sign official documents they ask if everything you stated is true. So wouldn't that count as perjury?
@@ktktktktktktkt Lying CAN be illegal what are you on?
Wtf is verbally attempt
@@ktktktktktktkt search up qualified immunity. They can lie legally whenever they want in these situations. If an officer is being honest it’s because they chose to, they do not have to tell you anything of truth
"Why didn't you show me your ID?"
"You didn't ask. Do you want to see it?"
"DO NOT REACH FOR YOUR ID!!"
Can we get a different cop here? This one is broken.
That's why you get on the ground if they even guess he has a gun while drawing whatever he would had they would shoot him instantly in a way it would be like shooting himself if he grabbed his ID.
By searching him they have 0 risk that he would shoot them, Besides if he's ATF he more then likely has a gun.
If you so as much see said gun I feel anyone would consider that a threat.
All of this could of been avoided if he was just calm and he sounded really violent and aruged every single second literally even when they were away from him.
That is not the time to be reaching. He should have had it out and/or visible. DUH
*There I fixed it*
"Why didn't you show me your ID *when I got here*?"
"You didn't ask. ***********?"
*...Almost a minute later.... moves hand toward waist AND THEN says... I got my ID* 4:46
"DO NOT REACH FOR YOUR ID!!"
*This cop is EXTREMELY cautious and has great training to resist immediately firing upon his reach*
But the officer did ask multiple times to see ID, all they know is they have a call about someone impersonating or at least that's what he said, but drawing his gun wasn't necessary
@@litodito6424 this guy is broken too
"Why wouldn't you show me your ID when I got here?"
*Screams "Show me you hands" "Get on the ground" when he arrives*
I laughed so hard when he said "YOU DIDNT ASK FOR IT"
The Officer had a total bruh moment.
Sounds like he pulled a reverse uno on the atf agent
To be fair he did ask for the ID. To be accurate it was far less than a second before forcing him on the ground.
@@ChJuHu93 don't forget when the ATF agent literally reached for his ID he ordered him not to and to keep his hands in the air
WTF... If that is the most stressful situation those Officers have had...maybe they should consider a new line of work.
Typical power trip, asking dude to get on the ground before even giving him a chance
Someone should have called the DEA, claiming there is a gang of drug dealers dressed up as police officers abducting a rival druglord. Now that would have been exciting😆
i mean it would be true half of the time 😑
I 💜 this comment
Lmao. You won the internet with this one!
@John Grzeskowiak none of them are innocent
WOW, these guys are escalation specialists. Taser totally inappropriate
“AFT” agent... that's reason enough for me 😉
He’s an ATF agent, he’s out on behalf of the ATF, they should taser him again.
They're well-trained in it. On average, they get 15 times more training on the shooting range, for example, than they do learning how to de-celerate situations, identify mental illness, recognize domestic abuse, etc.
@@eleanoraquitaine2966 training goes a long way, and if we keep destroying budgets and demonizing the position all that range time will be their tool.
It’s sad to see the hostility get to a boiling point where it just isn’t logical or rational. If more people focused on local laws, community events, relations with local officers, proper funding for good training things would be better. Support your local law enforcements for be an active community member, build relationships with your community and enable those you give the role of law enforcement to do a stand up job for the community and allow them to be praised for good work. We need to praise good work more, we can bash bad work all day but what about those who put in their due diligence for those around them, they should earn respect and have a chance to revive earned respect. A healthy society is grateful for those who serve it justly, and gives back to those who do good work. I do not think we have a very healthy society at large.
@@ApolloTheDerg A good effective workforce that does its job as defined (in this case, protect and serve the people who pay them) starts with good hiring practices. More than 40% of LE admitted to DV against their partners in a recent survey. That only counts the ones who told the truth. First, hire better then train better. It's really not very complicated. Quit hiring bullies and giving them weapons.
The way the cop started crafting the narrative to his buddies, you can tell he was scared.
i agree
Well ya he was scared because he came very close to taking someone's life.
@@brandonbashford137 I wish he had, he'd be on death row for killing an ATF agent.
He knew he had handled the situation and himself horribly.
@@kikoredog Whys the innocent dude gotta die tho:/
I love how they taze and think people recover IMMEDIATELY from that. EVERYONE SINGLE TIME.
I love how every incompetent cop gets scared afterward and talks too much, then projects himself on others
He knew he went overboard. Trying tp cover his ass.
Human nature. Nothing exclusive to police.
I notice that too. Its like they are looking for someone to agree with their insane version of events
KGB used that tactic, accuse others of what your doing. Police officer needs to be fired solely for pulling his gun and being so emotional in a spot there was no need to be.
This cops ability to escalate a situation is crazy. Dude wasn't hiding his hands or nothing
Jared you have NO idea what you're talking about. Suspects can pull a gun in 1/2 a second and kill an officer and it HAS happened before. Action IS faster than reaction!
Officers who KNOW this know that once a suspect fails to obey commands he/she is preparing to strike.
Do yourself a favor, look up "Quannel X shoot don't shoot" and "Jarrett Maupin shoot don't shoot" and watch what happens when anti-police activists put themselves in the place of officers. BOTH of them were "killed" because they did not take charge of their scene. BOTH came to the conclusion it is extremely important to obey officer commands to prevent escalating a scene. Better yet, find a local police department and do the "shoot/don't shoot" scenario yourself and see what happens.
@@rolysantos Im not disputing that fact. Just saying reading the situation could have easily avoided this. And if you can't beat a concealed draw with an open draw, you shouldn't be a cop. Could even keep your hand on your gun if aren't confident in your ability
He was frightened of the mans piece of paper. That paper was too much.
@@MrFenri If he actually WAS an agent then he had a gun on him. Did you see a gun? Do you understand how quickly a gun can be drawn and fired?
Stop being ignorant!
@@rolysantos at any point did he turn away to try to conceal a draw?
Retired cop myself, This police officer overreacted and was acting scared and panic. This was a screw up on the local guys part.
I see someone who is a federal law enforcement agent who thinks he's above the law. Anyone can say "I'm a federal agent". Egos all the way around which really doesn't serve the public interest. Having seen how law enforcement operates in other countries, you are all a bunch of clowns. Welcome to America where we put overgrown children in charge. It all comes down to the pathetic state of US education. Utterly ashamed when I see crap like this.
@@finkelroy211 Exactly. Cops tell you to get on the ground at gunpoint, get down.
The locals were acting on their egos.
Wrong the ATF gets an F. When a local cop pulls up you comply with all the commands. Then when everything is sorted then you can procced. Put aside federal agents shouldnt be aloud to walk around unescorted. Local cops trump federal. Maintaining that is important to make sure we dont chafe under the fed and get rebellions.
@@darcyrobbs6866ATF needs to be dissolved. Nothing but a bunch of 2A haters with small man syndrome that love consistent paychex paid on our dime.
Only local police are allowed to kick your door in without a warrant. The fed agent should’ve known that. 😂
Why do you assume he didn't?
He never tried to kick in the door, he threatened to stay there all day
This could of ALL been avoided if the first responding officer just ask to see his credentials. Crazy, the officer pulled his gun out. Way too aggressive.
Agreed. Instead of "hey, what's going on. We got a report of ________". then responding with "Well if you're a federal agent, I need to verify that. What agency do you work for? What is your badge number? What is the purpose of your presence here?". Then he could have simply asked him to slowly take out his ID, place it on the ground, and wait for them to look at it. No...instead this incompetent nimrod draws his gun and demands the person get on the ground. Like...was that really necessary? Then to taser him? Like...there was 2 cops there. They couldn't have just had one of them pull his wallet and look at his ID? These guys need to be fired.
He did ask for ID. But literally one second later began screaming commands at the Agent telling him to put his hands up and get on the ground. He never gave the agent the chance to show ID after asking for it.
These cops are insane all of them. They love having this perceived power over people
@D What an idiotic take,you think its reasonable for him to start yelling "get on the ground" while pulling his gun out the moment other guy lifted his hands and said he is "federal agent",why was there need for him to be on the ground to ID a person,for a country that claims to be land of the free its funny how they always handcuff people (preferably on the ground) before checking their ID.He had both his hands visible and yet this dumbo decided to freak out like he had a RPG on his shoulder.
It is clear just by listening to this guys voice that he clearly is not mentally fit for his job,maybe he should be relieved of his duty before he actually causes someones death or his own by overreacting.
Good. The ATF is evil.
Absolutely no threat present
Pulls out gun "get on the ground"
That alone should call for a firing.
Wrong time. He just should’ve used better discretion and actually listened to agent. The federal agent should’ve complied better, too. This is an ego trip gone hilariously wrong.
The shakiness in the officers voice tells me everything. This cop is scared. Literally reacting off emotion and ego.
It was reported by the person within the home that the ATF had a possible weapon under his shirt and was forcefully entering a home. The ATF agent has a criminal record.
@@cainabel6356 bro what are you talking about. Cause you obviously don’t with a simple search you’d know james burk the atf agent “ According to the lawsuit, this happens routinely and Burk had never had any issue with dispatchers or officers verifying his status as an ATF agent on assignment.” Quoted from an article
@@siralzz7974 Oh, I did my research. The ATF Agent Burk did not have a warrant to enter the home, search for a weapon and seize a weapon. Burk has had a violation of theft of a $222.00 wine bottle from Krogers. He then resisted arrest, when the police ordered him to the ground. He was armed for the enconter as well. The interaction was Agent Burk's fault.
A.C.A.C.C. all cops are craven cowards
@@cainabel6356 I don’t see how you can say it’s his fault when he stated that it happens a lot and most officers are cool about it . The officer in the video escalated the situation even when Burke was being calm and trying to give him his creds. The officer even said “why didn’t you say that “ and Burke said “ I tried to “ and the officer still held him at gunpoint .
Imma be honest, a cop arresting ATF thats how you protect the constitution and serve the American people. We should make this a tiktok trend. Call it the arrest a tyrant challenge.